Uganda

LGBTI Ugandans appeal for respect for their human dignity and protection from inhumane treatment. (Artwork by Vincent Kyabayinze)
Artistic appeals for human rights of LGBTI Ugandans
Press conference on May 23 denounces break-ins targeting human rights organizations in Uganda. (Photo courtesy of Hassan Shire via Twitter)
Series of break-ins, murder target Ugandan activists
U.N. panel to Tunisia: Stop forced anal exams
ВЫХОД Coming Out
Russia, India, Jamaica, Africa: Many attacks, some progress
Court finally pays attention to Ugandan anti-bias lawsuit
Angola's state television network suspended showing of the popular soap opera Jikulumessu after it broadcast a scene of two men kissing. The series was later nominated by the International Television Academy for honors as one of the world's best soap operas.
Tally of LGBTI rights, wrongs in 29 sub-Saharan countries
Dr. Vincent Iacopino (Photo courtesy of Twitter)
Forced anti-gay anal tests face legal challenge in Kenya
Archbishop to Mugabe: Anti-gay laws are wrong
Botswana progress, Kenya rescue, Malaysia raid
Bombastic Magazine moves Uganda another step forward
To see rapid progress, compare 2 African musicians
Beware of new Ugandan law threatening LGBTI health
Queen Elizabeth during Commonwealth Day ceremonies at Westminster Abbey in London (Photo courtesy of the BBC)
LGBTI Africans urge Commonwealth focus on human rights
While Africa is often described as a continent that is intolerant of its varied ethnic and religious differences, surveys paint a different picture -- a high level of acceptance of other ethnic groups, religions, immigrants, and people living with HIV / AIDS. But a strongly negative attitude toward homosexuals.
Africa’s most and least homophobic countries
Episcopal Church is in — not out — at Anglican gathering
Plea to Ugandan archbishop: Love your LGBT neighbor